Motiv družine v sodobni slovenski ženstveni kratki prozi

(2002-2012)

Barbara Burger Mansutti (Author), Alenka Žbogar (Mentor), Vanesa Matajc (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo predstavlja analizo motiva družine v slovenski prozi ženskih avtoric med letoma 2002 in 2012. V teoretičnem delu naloge so predstavljene značilnosti ženstvene pisave in zgodovinski razvoj družine, pri čemer je posebna pozornost namenjena razumevanju delovanja patriarhalne slovenske družine v 19. stoletju, saj v obliki stereotipov še danes ponekod vpliva na položaj in vlogo družinskih članov. Predstavljeni so sodobni koncepti družin, ki so postali bolj vključujoči. V teoretičnem delu so povzete še ugotovitve raziskovalcev, ki so o motivu družine v sodobni slovenski literaturi že pisali, in pa značilnosti sodobne kratke proze. V drugem delu naloge sem analizirala enajst kratkoproznih zbirk, ki so izšle med letoma 2002 in 2012. Izbrana dela so bila nominirana ali nagrajena s katero izmed literarnih nagrad oziroma deležna večjih kritiških odzivov. Predstavila sem opus avtoric in njihova dela, zajeta v analizo. Nato sledi analiza tipov družin, ki se v zgodbah pojavljajo, in odnosov v njih. Največkrat se v zgodbah pojavi motiv biološke jedrne družine, nato sledijo enostarševske, razširjene in reorganizirane družine, pri čemer pa tip družine ni več zagotovilo za izpopolnjujoče in zdrave odnose med družinskimi člani. Posebej sem raziskala podobe mater in očetov v sodobni slovenski ženstveni prozi. Matere so se v večini znebile stereotipa požrtvovalne, mile gospodinje, nasprotno pa pri očetih v prozi težko govorimo o "novem očetovstvu". Predstavljeni so odnosi med sorojenci v obravnavani prozi, ki so po navadi dobri, a nikoli enoznačni, in motiv alkoholizma v družinah, ki je velikokrat izvor nasilja nad otroki. Pozornost je namenjena tudi motivu izgubljenih otrok v zgodbah.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;kratka proza;slovenske pisateljice;ženstvena pisava;ženska proza;motiv družine;motiv matere;motiv očeta;materinstvo;očetovstvo;družinski odnosi;21. st.;bolonjski magisteriji;Glavan;Polona;1974-;"Gverilci";Johnson Debeljak;Erica;1961-;"Tako si moj";Kumerdej;Mojca;1964-;"Fragma";"Temna snov";Lemaić;Vesna;1981-;"Popularne zgodbe";Likar Bajželj;Mirana;"Sobotne zgodbe";"Sedem besed";Potpara;Lili;1965-;"Zgodbe na dušek";Simoniti;Veronika;1967-;"Zasukane štorije";Tratnik;Suzana;1963-;"Vzporednice";"Česa nisem nikoli razumela na vlaku";

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2016
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[B. Burger Mansutti]
UDC:	821.163.6.09-32"2002/2012"
COBISS:	60888162
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	The thesis presents an analysis of the motive of family in the Slovenian prose, published by female authors between 2002 and 2012. In the theoretical part of the thesis, characteristics of feminine writing and historical development of the family are presented, paying particular attention to understanding a patriarchal Slovenian family in the 19th century, since in the form of stereotypes even today it sometimes affects a position and role of family members. Also contemporary concepts of families, which have become more inclusive, are described. The theoretical part summarizes the findings by researchers, who have written about the motive of family in contemporary Slovenian literature, and features a modern short story. In the second part of the thesis eleven collections of short prose, published between 2002 and 2012, are analysed. The selected works were nominated or awarded with one of the literary awards or received major critical responses. The opus of female writers and their work, included in the analysis, are described. There are followed by an analysis of the types of families that appear in the stories, and relationships in them. In the most of the stories there appears a motif of biological nuclear family, the next category being a single parent family, then extended and reorganized family, where a family type is no longer a guarantee of fulfilling and healthy relationships among family members. The thesis is especially focused on a phenomenon of mothers and fathers in the contemporary Slovenian feminine prose. The mothers are mostly no longer stereotypical self-sacrificing, mild housewives; whereas on the contrary fathers in the prose under consideration are not subject to a "new fatherhood". There are featured relations between siblings in this prose, which are generally good but never unambiguous, and alcoholism in families, which is often the source of violence against children. Some attention is also paid to the motif of losing a child in the stories.
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovenistiko, Oddelek za primerjalno književnost in literarno teorijo
Pages:	100 f.
ID:	10914825